Sentence examples for A bit preposterous from inspiring English sources
It would be a bit preposterous to think I could tell everyone what to think.
The resulting images are fierce, colorful, grainy, a bit preposterous and patently artificial.
It's a heady thought — if a bit preposterous — that a few lines of verse might undermine a government.
That's not to say Bowie doesn't take himself very seriously: he is controlling and a bit preposterous too.
It is a bit preposterous to speculate on the future of altmetrics when the basics and definitions of these measures are yet to be agreed on.
Perhaps current American dance culture is a bit preposterous, related to "real" house and techno only in the same way as the heavy metal of the 70s and 80s was to the blues.
Though his blog is enormously popular, some people find Mr. Schuman's photographs of painfully chic posers a bit precious, and, well, preposterous.
Neon Neon are a bit like DeLorean's vehicle - sleek, preposterous, madcap and, if Rhys's recent hints are to be believed, a fleeting pleasure destined for the scrap yard.
The country has endured so much burdensome weather lately that I feel a bit sheepish in admitting I've been smiled on with preposterous regularity so far.
Michael Gove's attack on the "preposterous" number of old Etonians at the top was clearly a bit of political positioning, but it taps into a problem acknowledged by sensible Tories.
Shorten claims to lead institutionally but not factionally, which in the ALP is a bit like saying you tried marijuana in your youth but didn't inhale: preposterous, in other words.
